DataGridView hiding rows and columns in VB.NET
The DataGridView control in Windows Forms serves as a versatile and customizable table for presenting data. Its extensive set of properties, methods, and events empowers developers to fine-tune its visual appearance and functionality. As data display in a tabular format is a common requirement, the DataGridView control provides a comprehensive solution for this purpose.
In the following VB.NET source code, we demonstrate how to manually create columns and rows within a DataGridView control while also hiding the second column and second row:
DataGridView1.Rows(Index).Visible = False
DataGridView1.Columns(Index).Visible = False
Full Source VB.NETBy utilizing this code snippet, you can create a DataGridView control and customize its structure by manually adding columns and rows. Additionally, you have the flexibility to hide specific columns or rows based on your requirements, granting you full control over the appearance and content displayed within the DataGridView.
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